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THE LATIN MUSIC HUB

The Latin Music Hub was first established back in 2022 as a music education conference in Orlando, FL, since then, it has been the premiere networking event for Latin Music aspiring artists and professionals to gather and learn more about the Latin Music industry.

It is also important to note that TLMHC is often referred as the first major music conference dedicated to the Latin Music industry to take place in Orlando/Central Florida.

About The Latin Music Hub

More than a conference, The Latin Music Hub (TLMH) aims to become a latin music power-house, starting first as a conference (TLMHC) back in 2022 designed to bring together professionals, artists, and industry leaders from the Latin music world to discuss trends, challenges and opportunities within the industry. It's a platform for networking, education, and collaboration, often featuring panels, performances, workshops, and keynotes from influential figures in Latin music, entertainment, and business.

The conference aims to shine a spotlight on the rich diversity of Latin music genres—from reggaeton and salsa to Latin pop, bachata, and more—and how they continue to evolve and gain recognition worldwide. It’s also an opportunity for emerging artists to connect with the broader industry and gain insight into how to succeed in the competitive music market.

Depending on the location and scope, the Latin Music Hub Conference can become an annual event or occur periodically, attracting both professionals from within Latin America and from Latinx communities around the world.

Years Active:

2022 - Lake Nona Wave Hotel, Orlando FL

2023 - Lake Nona Wave Hotel, Orlando FL

2024 - Delta Hotel, Celebration, Orlando FL